AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVenezuela–U.S. Energy: The Trump administration and officials defended a sweeping Venezuela oil deal that gives Washington majority control over about 65 billion barrels, with North American Blue Energy Partners set to hold 100-year rights over 17 fields—while critics question legality, transparency, and whether it will ever translate into lower U.S. gas prices. Chevron Expansion: U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright is set to travel to Venezuela as Chevron prepares to expand operations, adding to the reshaped energy landscape after years of sanctions. Ecuador Health Crisis: Ecuador’s mobile health system is in collapse, with more than half of ambulances inoperable and hundreds of health workers missing, leaving rural and vulnerable communities without timely care. Colombia Justice & Migration: Colombia’s prosecutor moves to charge Laura Sarabia in a 2023 case, while a new immigration crackdown threatens the rights of hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans in irregular status. Cuba Economy: Cuba’s tourism fell 62% in 2026 amid U.S. pressure and an energy embargo, deepening shortages as the school year begins. Brazil Business/Infrastructure: Fraport added Jericoacoara Airport to its Brazilian portfolio under an AmpliAR concession, signaling more investment in regional tourism connectivity.
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